A Glasgow singer is swapping gigs at Barlinnie for the bright lights of Finnieston.
Jill Brown takes to the Lebowskis stage on Thursday to showcase new material, with DJ Jim Gellatly hosting for the night.
It’s a more intimate venue that previous outings for Jill, who has played at Country to Country at the Clyde Auditorium - alongside Carrie Underwood, Eric Church and Casey Musgraves, no less - not to mention a sell-out gig at the iconic King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut.
But Jill is no stranger to more intimate venues, having performed at Barlinnie Prison and even invited prisoners to join her on stage and play covers.
As for the songwriter’s output, she calls it soul music - “because it comes straight from my soul”.
Jill lists influences like Tom Waits, Neil Young, Gerry Rafferty, John Martyn, Maria Callas, Imelda May and The Rolling Stones - but there’s only one real way to hear what the singer has to offer, and that’s heading along to Lebowskis on Thursday night.
Rivive Records presents Jill Brown Live at Lebowskis on Thursday, May 5, 9pm - free entry
Lebowskis, 1008 Argyle St, G3 8LX
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